Closed Diyagi closed 2 years ago
arkmanager run
runs the instance in the foreground, and so can only run a single instance.
arkmanager wait --all --stopped
without an instance specified will only wait on the default instance.
arkmanager run
runs the instance in the foreground, and so can only run a single instance.
arkmanager wait --all --stopped
without an instance specified will only wait on the default instance.
Aye, I looked at the code and noticed i was supposed to use @all
, i though that just using -all
was enough to reference all instances.
My container is working now, ty for your help.
Im having a issue trying to use the command
arkmanager run @all
, when i use this command, arkmanager dosent properly start all instances, instead, it starts the first instance then hangs, it waits for this instance to exit (wait for an exit code) and then starts the next instance.While i could use
arkmanager start @all
, it makes things harder inside a container environment, since after starting all instances, the command will then exit making the container stop.I also tried
arkmanager start @all
witharkmanager wait --all --stopped
, but during tests, whenever i restart the first instance, the wait command would exit making the container stop.